Last Update: 13 July 2022, 08:21 AM IST
AG Sidhu of Punjab said that the number of stone throwers could be seven to eight. (File photo: PTI)
The incident happened on Tuesday night when Punjab AG and his team were traveling in the Delhi-Chandigarh-Kalka Shatabdi train, a day after they appeared in the Supreme Court in a case against gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.
Some unidentified persons pelted stones on Shatabdi Express near Panipat, causing cracks in the window panes of the berth occupied by Punjab Advocate General Anmol Ratan Sidhu, who returned after appearing in the Supreme Court in a case against gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. Were were Police said Sidhu and his team of advocates narrowly escaped, but the AG spoke to the Punjab police chief and explained the details to him.
The incident happened on Tuesday evening when Sidhu and his team were returning from the national capital on the Delhi-Chandigarh-Kalka Shatabdi train, a day after they appeared in the apex court. As the train left from Panipat railway station, some people pelted stones at the coach in which Sidhu and his team of advocates were sitting.
Sidhu said the number of stone throwers could be seven to eight. Asked if he could be their specific target, Sidhu said it was a matter of investigation.
Station House Officer, Government Railway Police, Panipat, Rajkumar said that unidentified persons pelted stones on Shatabdi train. “No one was injured. The matter is being investigated.” Sidhu called the Punjab Police Chief and informed about the incident. Later he gave his statement to the police and gave information. Sidhu on Monday appeared in the Supreme Court in the case of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who is facing several court cases, including one related to the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala in May.
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